Will Power says he has gained more confidence and is feeling less pressure as the IndyCar Series heads into a showdown at the penultimate round at Pocono this weekend. The IndyCar Series remains on a knife-edge with Power fifth in the standings, 59 points behind Juan Montoya. Double points are on offer at the closing round at Sonoma a week after Pocono, guaranteeing a thrilling finish to the series. Power became the first Australian to climb to the top of American open wheel racing when he won the title last year. Team Penske’s Montoya has lead the way from the outset at St Petersburg although Graham Rahal (Rahal Letterman Lanigan Racing) has made significant inroads into the Colombian's...
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